From: George Tasker Date: Tue, 28 Dec 2004 19:22:37 +0000 (+0000) Subject: Implemented a fix to allow Unicode builds to work with MSACCESS. This fix should... X-Git-Url: https://git.saurik.com/wxWidgets.git/commitdiff_plain/5f72522e58e75bbd2c6e04544b6dd6a8260ea836 Implemented a fix to allow Unicode builds to work with MSACCESS. This fix should be tested against other databases also to ensure that the determination of the type to be used for character strings correctly finds that right type in unicode mode for other DBs git-svn-id: https://svn.wxwidgets.org/svn/wx/wxWidgets/trunk@31174 c3d73ce0-8a6f-49c7-b76d-6d57e0e08775 --- diff --git a/include/wx/db.h b/include/wx/db.h index 0f7b6acfcd..070fdce330 100644 --- a/include/wx/db.h +++ b/include/wx/db.h @@ -499,6 +499,7 @@ private: bool setConnectionOptions(void); void logError(const wxString &errMsg, const wxString &SQLState); const wxChar *convertUserID(const wxChar *userID, wxString &UserID); + bool determineDataTypes(bool failOnDataTypeUnsupported); void initialize(); bool open(bool failOnDataTypeUnsupported=true); diff --git a/src/common/db.cpp b/src/common/db.cpp index f75355a163..caccd58f8a 100644 --- a/src/common/db.cpp +++ b/src/common/db.cpp @@ -572,30 +572,74 @@ const wxChar *wxDb::convertUserID(const wxChar *userID, wxString &UserID) } // wxDb::convertUserID() -bool wxDb::open(bool failOnDataTypeUnsupported) +bool wxDb::determineDataTypes(bool failOnDataTypeUnsupported) { -/* - If using Intersolv branded ODBC drivers, this is the place where you would substitute - your branded driver license information + int iIndex; - SQLSetConnectOption(hdbc, 1041, (UDWORD) wxEmptyString); - SQLSetConnectOption(hdbc, 1042, (UDWORD) wxEmptyString); -*/ + // These are the possible SQL types we check for use against the datasource we are connected + // to for the purpose of determining which data type to use for the basic character strings + // column types + // + // NOTE: The first type in this enumeration that is determined to be supported by the + // datasource/driver is the one that will be used. + SWORD PossibleSqlCharTypes[] = { +#if wxUSE_UNICODE && defined(SQL_WVARCHAR) + SQL_WVARCHAR, +#endif + SQL_VARCHAR, +#if wxUSE_UNICODE && defined(SQL_WVARCHAR) + SQL_WCHAR, +#endif + SQL_CHAR + }; - // Mark database as open - dbIsOpen = true; + // These are the possible SQL types we check for use against the datasource we are connected + // to for the purpose of determining which data type to use for the basic non-floating point + // column types + // + // NOTE: The first type in this enumeration that is determined to be supported by the + // datasource/driver is the one that will be used. + SWORD PossibleSqlIntegerTypes[] = { + SQL_INTEGER + }; - // Allocate a statement handle for the database connection - if (SQLAllocStmt(hdbc, &hstmt) != SQL_SUCCESS) - return(DispAllErrors(henv, hdbc)); + // These are the possible SQL types we check for use against the datasource we are connected + // to for the purpose of determining which data type to use for the basic floating point number + // column types + // + // NOTE: The first type in this enumeration that is determined to be supported by the + // datasource/driver is the one that will be used. + SWORD PossibleSqlFloatTypes[] = { + SQL_DOUBLE, + SQL_REAL, + SQL_FLOAT, + SQL_DECIMAL, + SQL_NUMERIC + }; - // Set Connection Options - if (!setConnectionOptions()) - return false; + // These are the possible SQL types we check for use agains the datasource we are connected + // to for the purpose of determining which data type to use for the date/time column types + // + // NOTE: The first type in this enumeration that is determined to be supported by the + // datasource/driver is the one that will be used. + SWORD PossibleSqlDateTypes[] = { + SQL_TIMESTAMP, + SQL_DATE, +#ifdef SQL_DATETIME + SQL_DATETIME +#endif + }; + + // These are the possible SQL types we check for use agains the datasource we are connected + // to for the purpose of determining which data type to use for the BLOB column types. + // + // NOTE: The first type in this enumeration that is determined to be supported by the + // datasource/driver is the one that will be used. + SWORD PossibleSqlBlobTypes[] = { + SQL_LONGVARBINARY, + SQL_VARBINARY + }; - // Query the data source for inf. about itself - if (!getDbInfo(failOnDataTypeUnsupported)) - return false; // Query the data source regarding data type information @@ -604,7 +648,7 @@ bool wxDb::open(bool failOnDataTypeUnsupported) // for all of the possible SQL data types to see which ones were supported. If // a type is not supported, the SQLFetch() that's called from getDataTypeInfo() // fails with SQL_NO_DATA_FOUND. This is ugly because I'm sure the three SQL data - // types I've selected below will not alway's be what we want. These are just + // types I've selected below will not always be what we want. These are just // what happened to work against an Oracle 7/Intersolv combination. The following is // a complete list of the results I got back against the Oracle 7 database: // @@ -638,41 +682,41 @@ bool wxDb::open(bool failOnDataTypeUnsupported) // SQL_DOUBLE type name = 'DOUBLE', Precision = 15 // SQL_INTEGER type name = 'LONG', Precision = 10 - // VARCHAR = Variable length character string - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_VARCHAR, typeInfVarchar)) - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_CHAR, typeInfVarchar)) - return false; - else - typeInfVarchar.FsqlType = SQL_CHAR; - else - typeInfVarchar.FsqlType = SQL_VARCHAR; + // Query the data source for info about itself + if (!getDbInfo(failOnDataTypeUnsupported)) + return false; - // Float - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_DOUBLE,typeInfFloat)) - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_REAL,typeInfFloat)) - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_FLOAT,typeInfFloat)) - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_DECIMAL,typeInfFloat)) - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_NUMERIC,typeInfFloat)) - { - if (failOnDataTypeUnsupported) - return false; - } - else - typeInfFloat.FsqlType = SQL_NUMERIC; - else - typeInfFloat.FsqlType = SQL_DECIMAL; - else - typeInfFloat.FsqlType = SQL_FLOAT; - else - typeInfFloat.FsqlType = SQL_REAL; - else - typeInfFloat.FsqlType = SQL_DOUBLE; + // --------------- Varchar - (Variable length character string) --------------- + for (iIndex = 0; iIndex < WXSIZEOF(PossibleSqlCharTypes) && + !getDataTypeInfo(PossibleSqlCharTypes[iIndex], typeInfVarchar); ++iIndex) + {} - // Integer - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_INTEGER, typeInfInteger)) + if (iIndex < WXSIZEOF(PossibleSqlCharTypes)) + typeInfVarchar.FsqlType = PossibleSqlCharTypes[iIndex]; + else if (failOnDataTypeUnsupported) + return false; + + // --------------- Float --------------- + for (iIndex = 0; iIndex < WXSIZEOF(PossibleSqlFloatTypes) && + !getDataTypeInfo(PossibleSqlFloatTypes[iIndex], typeInfFloat); ++iIndex) + {} + + if (iIndex < WXSIZEOF(PossibleSqlFloatTypes)) + typeInfFloat.FsqlType = PossibleSqlFloatTypes[iIndex]; + else if (failOnDataTypeUnsupported) + return false; + + // --------------- Integer ------------- + for (iIndex = 0; iIndex < WXSIZEOF(PossibleSqlIntegerTypes) && + !getDataTypeInfo(PossibleSqlIntegerTypes[iIndex], typeInfInteger); ++iIndex) + {} + + if (iIndex < WXSIZEOF(PossibleSqlIntegerTypes)) + typeInfInteger.FsqlType = PossibleSqlIntegerTypes[iIndex]; + else if (failOnDataTypeUnsupported) { - // If SQL_INTEGER is not supported, use the floating point - // data type to store integers as well as floats + // If no non-floating point data types are supported, we'll + // use the type assigned for floats to store integers as well if (!getDataTypeInfo(typeInfFloat.FsqlType, typeInfInteger)) { if (failOnDataTypeUnsupported) @@ -681,47 +725,55 @@ bool wxDb::open(bool failOnDataTypeUnsupported) else typeInfInteger.FsqlType = typeInfFloat.FsqlType; } - else - typeInfInteger.FsqlType = SQL_INTEGER; - // Date/Time - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_TIMESTAMP,typeInfDate)) - { - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_DATE,typeInfDate)) - { -#ifdef SQL_DATETIME - if (getDataTypeInfo(SQL_DATETIME,typeInfDate)) - { - typeInfDate.FsqlType = SQL_TIME; - } - else -#endif // SQL_DATETIME defined - { - if (failOnDataTypeUnsupported) - return false; - } - } - else - typeInfDate.FsqlType = SQL_DATE; - } - else - typeInfDate.FsqlType = SQL_TIMESTAMP; + // --------------- Date/Time --------------- + for (iIndex = 0; iIndex < WXSIZEOF(PossibleSqlDateTypes) && + !getDataTypeInfo(PossibleSqlDateTypes[iIndex], typeInfDate); ++iIndex) + {} + if (iIndex < WXSIZEOF(PossibleSqlDateTypes)) + typeInfDate.FsqlType = PossibleSqlDateTypes[iIndex]; + else if (failOnDataTypeUnsupported) + return false; - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_LONGVARBINARY, typeInfBlob)) - { - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_VARBINARY,typeInfBlob)) - { - if (failOnDataTypeUnsupported) - return false; - } - else - typeInfBlob.FsqlType = SQL_VARBINARY; - } - else - typeInfBlob.FsqlType = SQL_LONGVARBINARY; + // --------------- BLOB --------------- + for (iIndex = 0; iIndex < WXSIZEOF(PossibleSqlBlobTypes) && + !getDataTypeInfo(PossibleSqlBlobTypes[iIndex], typeInfBlob); ++iIndex) + {} + + if (iIndex < WXSIZEOF(PossibleSqlBlobTypes)) + typeInfBlob.FsqlType = PossibleSqlBlobTypes[iIndex]; + else if (failOnDataTypeUnsupported) + return false; + + return true; +} // wxDb::determineDataTypes +bool wxDb::open(bool failOnDataTypeUnsupported) +{ +/* + If using Intersolv branded ODBC drivers, this is the place where you would substitute + your branded driver license information + + SQLSetConnectOption(hdbc, 1041, (UDWORD) wxEmptyString); + SQLSetConnectOption(hdbc, 1042, (UDWORD) wxEmptyString); +*/ + + // Mark database as open + dbIsOpen = true; + + // Allocate a statement handle for the database connection + if (SQLAllocStmt(hdbc, &hstmt) != SQL_SUCCESS) + return(DispAllErrors(henv, hdbc)); + + // Set Connection Options + if (!setConnectionOptions()) + return false; + + if (!determineDataTypes(failOnDataTypeUnsupported)) + return false; + #ifdef DBDEBUG_CONSOLE cout << wxT("VARCHAR DATA TYPE: ") << typeInfVarchar.TypeName << endl; cout << wxT("INTEGER DATA TYPE: ") << typeInfInteger.TypeName << endl; @@ -1553,7 +1605,7 @@ bool wxDb::getDataTypeInfo(SWORD fSqlType, wxDbSqlTypeInfo &structSQLTypeInfo) { #ifdef DBDEBUG_CONSOLE if (retcode == SQL_NO_DATA_FOUND) - cout << wxT("SQL_NO_DATA_FOUND fetching inf. about data type.") << endl; + cout << wxT("SQL_NO_DATA_FOUND fetching information about data type.") << endl; #endif DispAllErrors(henv, hdbc, hstmt); SQLFreeStmt(hstmt, SQL_CLOSE); @@ -2292,7 +2344,6 @@ int wxDb::GetKeyFields(const wxString &tableName, wxDbColInf* colInf, UWORD noCo wxChar szPkTable[DB_MAX_TABLE_NAME_LEN+1]; /* Primary key table name */ wxChar szFkTable[DB_MAX_TABLE_NAME_LEN+1]; /* Foreign key table name */ SWORD iKeySeq; -// SQLSMALLINT iKeySeq; wxChar szPkCol[DB_MAX_COLUMN_NAME_LEN+1]; /* Primary key column */ wxChar szFkCol[DB_MAX_COLUMN_NAME_LEN+1]; /* Foreign key column */ SQLRETURN retcode; @@ -3796,8 +3847,6 @@ wxDBMS wxDb::Dbms(void) #ifdef DBDEBUG_CONSOLE // When run in console mode, use standard out to display errors. cout << "Database connecting to: " << dbInf.dbmsName << endl; - cout << wxT("Press any key to continue...") << endl; - getchar(); #endif // DBDEBUG_CONSOLE wxLogDebug(wxT("Database connecting to: "));